The court documents were unsealed last week and form part of a major anti-trust lawsuit
The social media giant Meta allegedly allowed Netflix to access Facebook users’ direct messages for nearly a decade, breaking anti-competitive activities and privacy rules, explosive court documents claim.
The court documents, which were unsealed last week, are part of a major anti-trust lawsuit filed by U.S. citizens Maximilian Klein and Sarah Grabert, who claim Netflix and Facebook “enjoyed a special relationship” so that Netflix could better tailor its ads with Facebook.
Facebook received millions of dollars in ad revenue from Netflix as part of these close ties, guaranteeing ad spending of $150 million in 2017, the lawsuit claims.
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